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"Untoil Agony srom Catarrh.D

prof.W. HAusNEn, tho famous mcsmcrist,
OF Ithaca, N. l., writes: Some ten years ngo
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
cAtnrrh. My family physician gave mo up us
incursblc, and said must die. Ny case was
ouch n bad one, that every day, towards sun
set. my voice would become so honrpc could
barcly spcak above n whisper. III the morning
my coughing and clearing Of my throat would
nlinost straag!c me. by tho uso of DR.. Sagc's
Cntarrh Remedy, In three months, was Il Iell
man, and tho euro has been permanent N
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Miss Anna Whitney, the proprietress Of
the Chequassst kennsls, is one Of the
most successful breeders Of the ST. Bsr-
nard dogs in America. She spent yearp
in Switzerland studying the dog, and is
authority on the subisct. " 3 = :
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The largest book ever bound is owned
by Queen Victoria, aud meaaures eighteen
inches across the back and weighs thirty
pounds. It contains tho Jubilee addresses
Of congratulations from members Of the
Primrose L.sgue. & J, j., III 81 G
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Thrce E.o,.lca curc cntarrl,.

ELI RoDnISs. Rlly1n y. o., Columbia Co.,
p,d, Says: "Aiy daughter had ,catarrh when
sagc's catarrh Wemeiy al!ve,tisci, and ID" pro- 5.
cured n bottle for her, and soon saw that it
helped her. q third bottle effected perMa-
nent cure. She is now eighteen years old and
polnd md hcnrty !" q =. s.fE1,g - :
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L . o. Iii.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4.-Drortr's Journal reports: Cat.
it!e-Receipts 10000 head. shipments $500 head:
shippins steers s. 0oa3 50; stockers and feeders
! y ~ ooas 10: cows. bulls and mixed 81 25e3oo:
head; shipments 1900 head: market closed a
shade lower: mixed 4 25ai 65; heavy 81 4Oai co:
Light ~ a5ai Is: rough and skips 81 2sa4 e. Sheen
l-heeeipts 5000 head; shipments 1900: market
STEADY ios good. common natives s? 75a4 10 wtst.
10. - n u -, - Y, ~"
EAST LIBERTY. Oct. A. Cattle-ReceIpg 1854
head: shipments 3si. head; market steady at reg
tetdays prices. Hogs-Reccipts 1000 head: ship.
n az l6oa head: market steady; Philsdelph1as
y ;eat -. sheep-Recelpa az head: shipments
200 head; market SLOW ut yesterday prices. G.S
CINc1NNAT1, O., Oct. 4.-Hoss firm; common
end light IS 1854 SO: racking and butchers 81 b0a
80; receipts GOO head; shipments Gil head. "a
4i5l KS, Petroleum. +.
On ORR, PA. Oct. t4.-Petroleuu opened at
81 10; highest G7<o; loweat G6c; closed pt 67sGc:
sales GC6,500 barrels: clearancca 1,74S00O barrels
charters 1916 barrels. ~ 4 70
NEW York. Oct. 4-petroleum dull: openiur at
s,e; an hiSSS S sc; lowest &c; closed at cc
:, B s4s1r PA Oct 4Iorened At e7lc: closed
1SS GOO barely. ~ - Il.7-t,
pI7rsRuneH, Pa. Oct. 4.-Petroleup, opened at
61sc; closed at 6sSc; highest G7s4c; lowest 66;Su
T1 rE p, Oct 4ooered at e71Sa; high
est c774c; loves. e67zc; cloaed at 67sGlc, S -
sss Wool. z
ERw YoRE. Oct. 4.-wool steady and ouiet:
domestic fleece 2ia3ic: pulled 1sa32c; Texas Sa29c.
Boston; Oct. 4--wool steady with coed dc.
mand and unchanged. ssf!55 IL, & = 4 rs
pnILApELPHlA, Oct. 4.-wool quiet and IN.
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If Nina Van Zsndt ahall undertake to
carry out her intention OF dying in the
same hour with her proxy husband, it is
to be hoped she will not be interfered
With. The people have had quite enough
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or ID. a. UAUPH1H, 49, Esf a ~ 1at9.s = rs "a
A; Washington, D. O. W
Z Address Registered Letters to
So III NEW. ORIEANs NATIONAL BANK,
81; I'D ~! II .I2-g- New Orieatts. Ia

REEEHpER That tho presence OF Generals
tLMlItayLH Beauregard and Early, VINO arc
tute fairness and integrity, that he cnances are ali
equal, and that no ono can possibly divine what
number will draw prize - - w. :
kEMEMl5EIs that tho payment OF NIL PRICES ID
GUARANTEED = BIZ -FOUR NATIONAL
signed by the President OF an lnstitution WHO'S
chartered rights arc recognized In the highest
Courts: therefore, beware Of any limitations o.
2uOny nous Scbemes S5ErGisi5 .'It'-I- - - -,
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Charlotte Run.luw's Tcstimony.i,.,


Swift Specific Company, A.lHpta Ga: - y. &.
4. Gentlcmcn-1iavlng been annoyed with nimpics,
truptions mud tOuShncss Of tho skln iron, bud rOu.
.iiol OF my blood, for moro ihan year, ] used i
loading preparation OF arSnlarlla aud other auvGr-
t!sci rccdlCst 10 no effect. Then consulted prom
lncnt physician, and from his treatment received
mo benefit then concluded 10 try tho l. s. s. rem.
-edy for tho blood, and ivn or six packages. by u
thorough eradication Of my ttouhfG aud restoring
TmoohnsSs to my skim have made mo happy, and
chetrfully give you this testimonial for such
md publicity as you wish 10 make OF it .ifz VI
~ Ms JGl u ig;,4 - e CnANtoTrI: RAINBOW.
gI ,List 49, ~ Dowgry, leQr Canal Street.
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Cutton.

I Nsw tYoa1, Oct. 4-Cotton A oasy pp]apd,
9 7:l6o; Orleans. 9 s.l6e; futures nrmer; Noyem
Der sl1c; December 9.lsc; lanuary a.24c: Febru
June aGso; July 972o, tgsila W ~ ,S se's
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money aud st,
-ssH \ satr Af Markets 2-t.t.r ie6f "a

:. = VI tAu ulOnBy nnu StOCk
-tl Markets. }-s.5st q u t1s7
NEw YORK, Oct. 4.-Houe5 on call easy at 10
per cent last loan at per cent, closed locred a.
per cent; Prime mercantile paper at 6hasH
unchanged. z,',5'7 II = " - lew ''t.' "'su
The stock market was quiet but firm from the
opening almost 10 the close, leaving prices frac.
t!ons above yesterdays figures Western Union
was again the great feature Of the day, and was
specially strong throughout that the tecgrapl eal
y near It's final consnmmation Prices at the opcr.
1ag were irregular, though changes from yestcr.
dsSs nal 5gSEs were from TO per cent only
There was fairly active trading during tho frs.
halt hour; snd decided strength was developed,
western Union being the leader The market
soon became dull bat retained a tirm tone
throushout.f Higher figures were maIn.aircd in
INC last hour, when reaiz.'ions slgged the list oil,
put the clesa was quiet and steady 10 firm ut near
the best figures his net remit OF the DAVIS bust.
ness was great najority OF the stocks were irsc.
Jonhlly higher, The only Important change being an
s stY sa IN western Union OF per cent sales
tallroad bonds dull: sales ss93,0oo b q
GoTernment bonds dull and without change.
State bonds duh and steady. ~ - - H
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Tho Theatrical Profession.


i Merit will win and receive public recognition and
praise Facts which nre the outcome OF general OK.
pcrIcncc growing through Jcara OF critical and
practical test, become as rooted and immovabo rs
tho rock OF Gibraltar In public opinion, and hence.
forth need no further guarantee as to their CENT.
incncss. Tho indlsputablo fact that Swifts SPECIFIC
Is tho best blood purncr In tho world is ono OF these
Immoyablo Gibraltar rock facts Of which We l,syc
spoken, md every days experience roots this con-
vlction deeper nIid deeper In public opinion. Eyury
class Of our people In America and IN Europe,
every trade. calling and profession. including tho
medical profession, hnvo borne voluntary tcstt.
mony 10 tho remarkable virluc1 OF s. s. S. an
its infniitbc efficacy III curing all diseases Of tho
blood. These testimonials aIe on NE by tho thou
sands md open to tho Inspection OF all. Now como
unsolicited Two tllstinguSlel members Of the thcnt.
rcal profession. who gratefully testify the WONDER
full curative qualities OF tho Specific In their inll.
yidual eases Their testmon!als are lcrowlth sub.
mittod to tho public without further cotnmGnt-lct
them speak for themselves. Tho lady Is member OF
tue famous Thalin Theatre Company. OF Ncw York.
anil formerly Of the Residence Theatre, Drrlr Cor;
many, aud OF MeViekcrS Stock Company. al Chicago
The gentleman IL n well known member Of the New
YORK rhnlls Theatre Company. Doth hro well known
lii theatrical circles III ha country and In Europe.
~
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.t-3IG Hugo 1InsskcfFs Testimony. ~
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Go, 3 g
= Gentlemcn-For two ycnrar had n sevcra cnsa OF
eczema used tar SOAPS, sulphur soaps, aud various
0hes remedies, and WIS prescribed Tor by Numbers
OF physicians. but found 10 relief. At last deter.
mined TO try tho 8. 3. 8. remedy and seven eight
bottles have thoroughly relieved me, and you can
tae tdls certificate Ia ANY kdatiner You WiSa,
ss9=s,gr. -ggFa. Woo HUGO HAssKERL, q.
:. .H ~ Member Of Thaila Theatre
New York. Nay 8, 1884, ~ lid
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Z. TIE SWIFT SrEciElc Co..
giF An t.iS,sst 4 Drawer Z Atlanta On
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F7Qcl QuoTArIoaa-CIosyD +

= = 81, - q 2 4
Northern Pac. firsts..1llN
tNorth. pao. seoonds..ltO :
North west. consols. 1888 8
IN. W,debeutures,5 s.l07
g|St.L.G j.. +. Gen. NJ. .ll3M
Ut. Paul consols.....l25%
5!. p, y. & F., tlrats..l1G :
fTcS.d Pac. land gr's. IS
Tex. 4 Pac. R. G. OK.
trs couponR......... q
Onion Pic. frsts.....llik
Voc! Shorc.............. ?sH
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SYMPTOMS OF :sATARnTT.-Dun.
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal
Into tic throat, soInetmcs profnsc .n Wats saa
and Gcrld, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous
purnient, bloody and putrid 4 tho eyes arc
weak, watcry, aHd tutlainca; there is ringing
~ the ears. deafness, hacking or Coughing 10
clear the throat, expectoratlon OF offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; tho
voice ID changed md lias q nasal twang; tho
breath L. Offensive; smell and taste are itII-
paired; there Is sensation Of dizziness, with
mental depression, u hacking cough and gen
cral debility. Only few OF tho abovc-nNincd
symptoms nrc likely to be present In any ono
case. Thousands OF cascs unnuaty, without
marifestins half OF tho above symphonic, re-
SUIT IN consumption, and end In tho grave
No disease 10 so common, moro deceptive and
dangerous, or less understood by physicians. !.
BY It's mild, soothing. and healing properties,
DR.. Sagcs Cntarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases Of Cntarrii, !" cold In tho head,,,
CoryZa, and CATARRHAL Headache.
Il Sold by druggists everywhere; 70 cenis.
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!. NV. Yohx, Oct 4.-The dry goods market was
0eperally quiet, u usual on Tuesday but Tor manv
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i Popularity in Seasonab|e Styles and
, 1.-Two Stock

kinds Of goods there was fair inquiry for moder.
ate assortmcnts that could not DO delivered DO
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OIlrsuio 10 me o. trustee dated Juno Il, 1885, 70.
corded 10 tho oiice Of tho CLERK Of the County
court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd Of
Trust Book No q, page f6f, will sell at public
auction al the front door Of the Court House Of
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HOME MARKETS..
Tho Wholesale Prices of all tho Various
Sti, +, 4s-E Commodities. 5lh.es =.
nsTM1ysxsczs osrtcs,

n'TxILIeRscxs oYY,cz,
p. WHEELING. Tuesday. Oct. 1.
In the changes that arc made In the quotations
given this week, over those published last week. 1t
viii be found that some liues OF provisions have
fallen of a fraction. R'Islns have advanced. su.
gars have declined ttife III two or three instan.
ces. Co1scs remain firm and the same may be
said regarding the other nr.iclc7 quoted. Tho
grocery trade Is held!ng up well. prices as rue
being quite firm aud 0rdets coming In lively. The
quotations are subject to fluctuations during the
week: az uHIrT T-Y rE7N'5g - 80 80
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TOLEDO lci. A-Wheat steady and lrm:I cash
May s3Hc.t Com dull and Dim; essh $50: Hsv;
aG>Sc. ~ Oats unchanged. Clovesesd acilyc ana
hsm: calh 81 o.; October 81 OH; December 81 70:
January u y. rl..st.tsls!. ~. n
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! 4
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI ,TRlIUTED;
Louisiana State LOTTERY Compalnt,,v nv,

incorporated in 1868 for Is years by tho Leg,sla.
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes with
acapital Of q, 600 00o-to which resorye fund OF
over S55O, 0O0 has since been added. ~ Il : -
By An overwhelming popular vote ity franchiso
was made part OF the present State ConsItution
adopted December ID, A. D., 1870. 1il 4
Tho only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people Of any State, ~ Ii51s - =
I'D II tsttvr scales or pohponxs. GSs
Its GRIND Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, aud the Semi.Aunual Drawings
regularly every six mo2ths Juno aud Docember}.
"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE Tenth Grand Drawing. Glass *. in tho
Academy OF Music New oTleans, Tuesday,
October IL, 1S87-200th Monthly Drawing, ! -
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6rdin-Sew wheat zoe per bushel. State oats
3oalec. New oats &c. State corn. on tho wharf,
59453c. - .s5t5 71}l ls5 Z. ,ss435s SC s5g7I!
EoIr-Fancy patents, Gpriug and wlnter) 81 90 to
s3e5 In paper; wood l5c higher. Dat mcal-medIur,
IS rs per Dbl; fancy $500. Rye tlour 81 Is, iiI-
icy and Hrdts-prime loose timothy, sIJ 0Ga12 %
car load New balcd s. 00alO co. straw loose, 81 Coz
baled, s. %. Midaltnss per ton SIG 20. Bran per
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pr71sRuneH, Pa. Oct. 4.-Petroleupn opened at
67sc; closed at 67Sc; highest 67s4c: lowest 665Sc
Tlrrsvr1lE PA, Oct 4.-ouered at 671So; high.
est G1554c; lowest 665zc; cloaed ut 673Sc, ,.',15
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PCEoleum.

on nITr, PA. Oct 4.-Petroleum opened at
sales goo. 500 barrels clearancoa 1,4S00 barrels:
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Eass, Fence ard grotis-l0d to cod, 50 is: Sd and
a. ZAP; 81 SRd "a, q q; a and Sd. 81 90; sd
Bqrrel-s Inch, IS 4o inch, 81 10: inch, 81 is.
II Inch, g u; u inch 50 40: lsS inch, $ Is; X
fYaishn0-1 itch, SO Is; TX inch, IS is: tx inch.
81 20; TX tolA inch, 81 Is; inch, IS 90 * Inch,
50 Is; inch and over, So TO- ~ ~ 1851
Gasing and Ae5-lod to Sod,f s. 40; Sd, So Is: Cd
$50; III, IS IS; Sd, 81 G5. - III -.
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Abe above s4lc 10 postponed until SATURDAY,
October y. LEST, At theEame hour and place. = II
sen 1e1r-7's JOHN J. JONES, Trustee.
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4 BENTON HAlR GRoWER Co., ~ IIE.1
D&wl z :!s ti Cleveland. a.
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4 Tsop.sal Ffsts-Lcmons, 81 5aa4 rs per boz: AS.
pinwGll bananas 81 7ba2 so per bunch; cranrcs.
Messina, 81 z5a3 % per box a 20 !,
Peaciks-Scarce at 81 Loa2 co per crate, q fra
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-11-18
THE rtN1oN anRv1Cn.

An audience completely filling the Centre
church and estimated TO number about 700
assembled for the union service held Sun
day evening to inaugurate the week Of
prayer for the work OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. The services opened
with a selection by the choir, followed by
prayers and an appropriate Scripture read
ing by Secretary Fuller. Rev. Mr.. Parry
then gave the opening address, taking for
his text the words, run, speak TO that
young man" and urging upon Christians
the necessity Of winning the young men,
1.-THE Drawn and sinew Of our netion,n TO
the side OF truth and right Repeating the
apostles words, when became man
put away childish things, the speaker call
ed upon the young men among his hearers
to put away all belittng and unworthy
aims and standards and take for their ideal
and example the only perfect mantle
Son Of God Rev. Messrs Smithers and
bay each made brief but pointed remarks
in the same line, describing the elements Of
real manliness, and Col. Estey gave Rev.
DR.. Cows answer TO the question "When
does a boy become man y The answer
was, when he can say yes in the right
place and no in the right place Mr.. Es-
tey also made an appeal in behalf Of the in
ternational committee, saying that inasmuch
as they we're about to send man TO work
in this state, it was to be hoped our citizens
would feel it a privilege 10 aid in replenish
ing their treasury, and in response a collec-
ton was taken. The exercises were inter
spersed with singing, with organ and cor
net accompaniment, and were very inter
esting throughout.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-11-18
MINOR NOTES.

The executed anarchists were all Ger
mans except Parsons, who was a southern
er and a soldier in the Confederate cavalry.
A special session of the Rhode Island
legislature has been called to consider the
proposition to amend the constitution of the
state and other measures.
Gov. Foraker denies that he expects the
Republican presidential nomination. He is
in favor of Sherman.
DR.. McGlynn is receiving many pressing
invitations to lecture in Great Britain, but
is too busy just at present to accept them.
Five Knights Of Labor have been indict
ed by grand jury at New York for con
spiracy. They forced the foreman of a
shoe factory out of his job last winter, and
by threats and intimidation have prevented
him from getting employment ever since
The Leader, the daily organ Of the Labor
party, which was started during Henry
Georges canvass last year, suspended i'm
mediately after the execution of the an
archists, over whose fate it uttered diving
groan. The editor stated frankly that the
cause of the catastrophe was the indiffer-
ence of the workingmen.
John Most, the New York anarchist, is
again under arrest and in jail for using vio-
lent and incendiary language in a public
harangue after the Chicago anarchists we're
hanged
Senator Joseph r, Hawley of Connecti-
cut was married at noon on Tuesday, in St
Clements Protestant Episcopal church at
Philadelphia, TO Miss Edith Homer, an Eng
lish lady " no has been for several wears one
of the head nurses at the Blockley hospital
in that city. There was large and bril-
liant assemblage present to witness the GER
enony.
Representatives of leading eastern rail
roads met at the Aston House in New York
ON Tuesday to organize for the purpose of
making some general and common move in
reference 10 the heating of cars by steam.
1t will he necessary for the roads to have "a
uniform system, so that the cars of one
company can be coupled with those of the
others committee was appointed Ia in
vestigate and report as to what should he
done
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-11-18
CORPORAL TANNER.

Hon. James (familiarly known as Cor
poralD Tanner, was warmly received last
evening ON his second appearance here in
1881 After lifting introduction by Rev.
Mr.. Parry, who referred to him as zone
who had lost both his legs at Bull Run ed
before he had time TO lay down his arms T."
he at once placed his audience en- rapport
by saying that while he always felt a Ger
tain incredulity in his audience when tell
ing war stories, he was put entirely at his
ease by his friend, the genial Hooker, who
assured him that he had lived here good
while and was something of a liar" him
self. The address was in effect am account
OF his own personal participation in the
war and rehearsal of things as he saw
them. Beginning with his interviews,
thrice repeated with his father in the early
days of the war, both stubborn, but the
l7-years-old boy finally winning by actual
enlistment, and soon after leaving with pa
ternal and maternal blessing, he traced his
history through the early camp life full of
novelty, enthusiasm, training, etc. till at
Yorktown he had the first taste of bat
tie under the ideal commander, the gallant
Phil Kearney, who never said Go" but
Come on, boys !" At Williamsburg, Fair
Oaks and Bull Run, with intermediate Skin
mishes, he sealed his devotion to his coun-
try and at the latter place lost both his feet
by shell.
The address was of course replete with
anecdotes, grave and gay, with perhaps a
predominanee of the sober side. The ten
der tale of the burial of his comrade ON the
battle field and the accidental meeting with
the father twenty years afterward. with
the privilege of aequainting that father.
for the first time, with the crcum
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-11-18
AMur,ump Admoni,ion.

The New York Evening Post is certain
of course, that if Mr. Cleveland and Mr.
Blaine are the candidates next year, the
formers election is sure, but in the event
of a strong Republican candidate, other
than Mr.. Blaine, being put forward, con-
cedes that the margin would be extremely
narrow, and admonishes Mr.. Cleveland as
follows:
The Democratic Administration can dis
affect it THE Independent vote by Welding
TO the spoilsmen, and incline it To support a
good Republican candidate. Mr. Cleveland
was persuaded 10y the Democratic managers
To express the opinion that every man in
Massachusetts who is in sympathy with the
Administration and wishes to secure vie
tory next year should heartily support
Lowering in Massachusetts in this cam
paign.' The Massachusetts, Mugwumps re
piled 10y voting against Lowering, whom
they considered a bad candidate, aud thus
nearly doubling last years plurality for
Ames. The moralis plain. The lndepend
ent vote eau only he secured by deserving
il